Is A Candida Cleanse A Cancer Cleanse?

I was thrilled by an email I received the other day. It was forwarded by a friend and was originally from the John Hopkins newsletter….

It talked about the fact that chemotherapy is dangerous to healthy cells and explained that cancer thrives in an acidic environment, feeds on sugar, and is associated with having man-made chemicals trapped in the body. It also explained that cancer can’t survive in an oxygenated environment. An oxygenated environment is also known as an alkaline environment, and it’s stuff I’ve been saying for quite some time.

The email discussed methods to increase your intake of alkaline foods, avoid sugar, and decrease your intake of acidic foods, including meat and dairy. It’s the same dietary advice my book offers and it’s nice to see the medical establishment catching up and understanding that how you care for your body is actually a critical component in how it behaves.

But, the interesting part for me occurred quite some time ago. I’d been developing a candida cleanse for several years, and it had never occurred to me to do or develop a cancer cleanse. However, during the development of The Cleaning Up! Cleanse, I found the research of Tullio Simoncini, an oncologist in Rome.

Dr Simonici is known for eliminating cancer in the body quickly. He uses an alkaline solution of baking soda and water which is poured directly onto, or as near to, a cancer as possible and most of the time the cancers are eliminated – often in just a few days. But what I find fascinating is that Dr Simoncini says that cancer is an advanced form of candida overgrowth – which is my area of expertise. It was eye-opening for me.

From there, I began looking at the similarities between cancer diets and candida diets. While most authorities differ a little bit here and there, I noticed that they were essentially the same.

I also began looking at videos of cancer inside the body. Dr. Simoncini has interesting videos on the Internet with equipment that takes a camera inside the body. I saw clearly that what they call cancer looked exactly like massive amounts of candida overgrowth that I was already dredging up and eliminating from my own body with the cleansing methods I’d developed. And quite honestly, the small cancers he showed in his videos of cancer paled in comparison to what I was removing from my body.

I never called them cancer because I’d never had them diagnosed; I called them rock hard candida balls. However, even before I came across Dr. Simoncini, I suspected that they would have been diagnosed as cancer. They were large, hard lumps in my neck and shoulders, and when I showed them to others, most thought they were bones, but I knew they were not. I was quite convinced that I didn’t have bones that other people didn’t have, and that I didn’t have bones on one side of my body and not the other.

These candida balls were surrounded by enormous pockets of filth. Most of the time, it was a layer of candida, then a huge mess of filth, and then another layer of candida, and I had to break them down layer by layer to remove it all. But this is also consistent with what I’ve read about cancer. It’s known that areas around cancers have much higher accumulations of toxicity and foreign chemicals than areas of the body that don’t have cancer. And it’s exactly what I saw.

Honestly, the amount of toxicity I had corralled in those pockets of waste was enormous. Mind boggling really and truthfully, probably hard to conceptualize for a population that is just beginning to understand how much toxicity we really carry in our bodies and how much it truly affects us. But I’m glad the medical establishment is finally starting to spread the word.